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April 3, 2001SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. An ingenious show of rare antique maps and contemporary artwork opened at Skidmore's Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery on Saturday, March 3. The show, which is the Tang's third...-
April 3, 2001Santa Fe art dealers say buyers tend to become more conservative in their tastes during periods of economic uncertainty. Traditional, representational works continue to sell well, while contemporary, avant-garde...
April 3, 2001OAK PARK, ILL. When a Teco vase estimated to bring $10/20,000 sold for $69,000 at the February 11 Treadway/Toomey auction, the price was like a mirror reflecting a marketplace on the rebound....
April 3, 2001SHAKER HEIGHTS, OHIO Rachel Davis Fine Arts' Works of Art on Paper auction was held at the Shaker Heights gallery on Saturday, March 10. Salvador Dali used the legendary battle of St George as the subject...-
April 3, 2001FT. WASHINGTON, PENN. A #916 Wallace Nutting curly maple chest of drawers was the top-selling rdf_Description in Michael Ivankovich's March 9 and 10 Wallace Nutting and early Twentieth Century print...
April 3, 2001NEW HAVEN, CONN. Yale University Art Gallery prides itself on being the best teaching museum for American art in the country. But while its collections of American paintings, furniture, and silver are well...
March 27, 2001Both an overdue reminder of Stieglitz's pivotal role in the development of American art and a showcase for key artists he nurtured, this rewarding exhibition may well be the most important art-historical...-
March 27, 2001These pieces are fueling the creation of reproduction antique jewelry which in many cases is not being disclosed as such. ...
March 27, 2001In the March 20 sale of Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art, a ritual bronze wine jar, fenglei, from the late Shang/early Western Zhou Dynasty, sold to a private collector for $9,246,000....
March 27, 2001In modern silver, a Georg Jensen six-piece tea set overall 206 troy ounces made a strong $25,300. A second, 81-piece lot of Jensen flatware in the "Cactus" pattern brought $6,050....
March 27, 2001The extremely rare, mid-Eighteenth Century club was the top lot of the auction, realizing $132,000, and is one of the only three such clubs extant....
March 27, 2001Highlighting the clock section of the Downer sale, the piece bore elaborate mermaid and putti brass décor in high relief throughout. Standing 22-inches tall, it was purchased by a collector for $9,800....
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